隣りん接せつ

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隣接する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Form	Positive	Negative
Dictionary	隣りん接せつする	隣りん接せつしない
Polite	隣りん接せつします	隣りん接せつしません
Past polite	隣りん接せつしました	隣りん接せつしませんでした
Past	隣りん接せつした	隣りん接せつしなかった
Te-form	隣りん接せつして	隣りん接せつしないで
Desire	隣りん接せつしたい	隣りん接せつしたくない
Potential	隣りん接せつできる	隣りん接せつできない
Passive	隣りん接せつされる	隣りん接せつされない
Causative	隣りん接せつさせる	隣りん接せつさせない
Causative passive	隣りん接せつさせられる	隣りん接せつさせられない
Volitional	隣りん接せつしよう
Polite volitional	隣りん接せつしましょう
Imperative	隣りん接せつしろ	隣りん接せつするな
Conditional	隣りん接せつすれば	隣りん接せつしなければ
Tara conditional	隣りん接せつしたら	隣りん接せつしなかったら

Meanings

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', intransitive verb

adjacent; adjoining; neighboring

Describes things that are next to each other, often with a shared boundary. Common in geography, architecture, and formal descriptions.

私わたしの家いえは公こう園えんに隣りん接せつしている。
My house is adjacent to the park.
隣りん接せつする二ふたつの部屋へやを借かりた。
I rented two adjoining rooms.

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Usage patterns

〈場ば所しょ〉に隣りん接せつするto be adjacent to <place>
この公こう園えんは住じゅう宅たく地ちに隣りん接せつしている。
This park is adjacent to a residential area.
〈物もの〉と隣りん接せつするto border on <thing>
その国くにはフランスと隣りん接せつしている。
That country borders France.
隣りん接せつする〈場ば所しょ〉an adjacent <place>
隣りん接せつする部屋へやにはトイレがあります。
There is a bathroom in the adjoining room.

Kanji

隣neighboring
接touch, contact, adjoin

Related words· 7

隣となりN5
隣 is a more everyday word for 'next door' or 'neighbor', while 隣接 is a formal term for adjacency, often used for buildings, land, or abstract concepts.
近きん接せつ
隣接 implies actual boundary contact between two things, while 近接 just means being close in distance without necessarily touching.
接せっするN2
接する is a common verb meaning 'to touch/border on', while 隣接 is the more formal noun/verbal-noun used in geographic or technical descriptions of adjacency.
隣となり合あうN1
隣接する is a formal term for geographic or architectural adjacency, while 隣り合う is the everyday word that can also describe people sitting or standing next to each other.

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密みっ接せつN1
隣接 specifically means being physically adjacent to something, usually places or objects, while 密接 in this sense is a less common, more general way to say things are close together.
隣となり合あわせN1
隣接 is a formal term used especially in geographic or technical contexts for being adjacent, while 隣り合わせ is more everyday and can describe abstract closeness too.
目めと鼻はなの先さきN1
隣接 is a formal, often technical term for being adjacent, while 目と鼻の先 is a colorful everyday expression for extreme closeness.

Opposites

隔かく絶ぜつ
隣接 describes things that touch or border each other, while 隔絶 describes things that are completely isolated or cut off from one another.

Word family· 12

隣りん接せつ地ち
adjoining land; adjacent land
隣りん接せつ局きょく
neighboring office; adjoining office
隣りん接せつ県けん
neighboring prefecture
隣りん接せつ辺へん
adjacent side
隣りん接せつした
adjoining; neighboring; adjacent

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隣りん接せつ節せっ点てん
adjacent node
隣りん接せつ部ぶ隊たい
adjacent unit; neighboring unit
近きん心しん隣りん接せつ面めん
mesial proximal surface
隣りん接せつノード
adjacent node
隣りん接せつ定てい義ぎ域いき
adjacent domain

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Etymology

Compound of 隣 (neighbor, next) and 接 (contact, touch). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the combination naturally conveys the idea of being in contact with something next to it.